Social Exclusion and Inner City Europe

S. P. MANGEN convenes courses in European Social Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science, UK. A founding member of the Cross National Research Group his main research interests are the politics of the welfare state in Germany and Spain, social policy-making at European Union level, comparative methods and urban regeneration policies in Europe.

Praise for the third edition:"Professor de Silva's familiarity with Western psychology and philosophy, along with his deep knowledge of Theravadan traditions gives his work [an] informed balance between ancient wisdom and modern thought. This new edition of his book brings contemporary philosophy of mind together with a clear account of early Buddhist texts. It is an authoritative work that will be welcomed by scholars from both Buddhist and Western traditions." - John Pickering, University of Warwick" An Introduction to Buddhist Psychology is a groundbreaking work, stunning in its lucidity and sweeping in its vision. Professor de Silva has been an intellectual pioneer for decades, and this new edition of his most important work treats the reader to the sustained reflections of a senior scholar. I recommend it not only to academics, but to all who are interested in spirituality, alternative therapies, and personal growth." - Nathan Katz, Florida International University

• Preface PART 1: MAPPING THE INNER CITY Inner City Europe: Socio-Economic Change and National Policy Responses Cities and their Inner Cities: Transformation and Governance PART 2: INNER CITY REGENERATION STRATEGIES Regenerating the Physical Structure Extending the Policy Remit: Socio-Economic Interventions The Impacts of Regeneration PART 3: EVOLVING REGENERATION REGIMES Inner City Regeneration: Mainstreaming the EU's Urban Agenda The Inner City: Regulating Regeneration, Combating Social Exclusion Appendix Bibliography